Why are there so few co-op games? Too many games focus on the competitive aspect of multi-players games too much. It seems to me that if the single player part of a game is nice, it would be easy to turn it into a great coop game but instead the developers often build a multi-player option that is completely different than the single player option.
Hydro have it's drawbacks but I am not talking about just one city but the whole province and unless I am mistaken Ontario is a big hydroelectricity producer too. I don't know anyone who lives near a power plant. The bulk of the energy is produced around James's bay and it's distributed throughout the country by high tension lines. We even sell a good amount of our electricity to the USA which is kinda far from the plant.
Only two viable sources of energy? Here in Quebec 97% of our power comes from hydroelectricity. Why would you only use fossil fuels and nuclear when cleaner and cheaper sources are available?
No, sv_cheats 1 enables cheats on the client only allowing the modification of cheat protection variables locally. When you connect to a server with sv_cheats 0 every variable protected with the cheat flag will be reset.
You seem to be trying to launch a nuclear attack. Would you like to do one of the following:
Abort, Retry, Fail?
It may all be true but it's not like poker works. As many pointed out, in poker you play against the other players, not the house. The house has a fixed rake which is actually pretty low in online games.
I don't consider myself a pro player and i don't intend to make a fortune playing online poker but in the last 4 months i have been playing my $50 investment turned into $200. I can't make a living with that but it sure beats playing WoW and losing $15 per month.
The trick is to never overplay your bankroll. I didn't make $150 with one lucky gamble on a $50 game. I made it by playing about 300 games. I lost some, sometimes 2 weeks in a row but in the long run good play will net you money.
Never play money that what you can't afford to lose. It's as simple as that.
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